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Shipboard Scientific Party (1958): Annotated record of the detailed examination of Mn deposits from VEMA 14 Expedition stations [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.857202, Supplement to: Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (1958): Expedition VEMA 14. Lamont Geological Observatory, Columbia University, New York, unpublished, 24 pp, https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/geology/data/vema/vm14/vm14_summary.pdf

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Published: 1958 (exact date unknown)DOI registered: 2016-03-01

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Abstract:
The cores and dredges described in this report were taken during the VEMA 14 Expedition from November 1957 until August 1958 by the Lamont Geological Observatory, Columbia University from the R/V Vema. A total of 151 cores and dredges were recovered and are available at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory for sampling and study.
Source:
Grant, John Bruce; Moore, Carla J; Alameddin, George; Chen, Kuiying; Barton, Mark (1992): The NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database. National Geophysical Data Center, NOAA, https://doi.org/10.7289/V52Z13FT
Further details:
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (1958): Core descriptions of Mn deposits of Vema cruise VM14. Lamont Geological Observatory, Columbia University, New York, unpublished, 80 pp, hdl:10013/epic.46752.d001
Warnken, Robin R; Virden, William T; Moore, Carla J (1992): The NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Bibliography. National Geophysical Data Center, NOAA, https://doi.org/10.7289/V53X84KN
Coverage:
Median Latitude: -14.445312 * Median Longitude: 9.379812 * South-bound Latitude: -56.750000 * West-bound Longitude: -65.750000 * North-bound Latitude: 40.967000 * East-bound Longitude: 68.533000
Date/Time Start: 1957-11-22T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1958-07-28T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.000 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 5.875 m
Event(s):
V14-2  * Latitude: 20.717000 * Longitude: -49.430000 * Date/Time: 1957-11-22T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4171.0 m * Recovery: 2.03 m * Campaign: V14 * Basis: Vema * Method/Device: Piston corer (PC)
V14-6RD  * Latitude: -50.091600 * Longitude: -44.220000 * Date/Time: 1958-03-01T00:00:00 * Elevation: -2058.0 m * Location: Atlantic Ocean * Campaign: V14 * Basis: Vema * Method/Device: Dredge, rock (DRG_R)
V14-8  * Latitude: -10.100000 * Longitude: -33.900000 * Date/Time: 1957-12-16T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4625.0 m * Recovery: 11.52 m * Campaign: V14 * Basis: Vema * Method/Device: Piston corer (PC)
Comment:
From 1983 until 1989 NOAA-NCEI compiled the NOAA-MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database from journal articles, technical reports and unpublished sources from other institutions. At the time it was the most extended data compilation on ferromanganese deposits world wide. Initially published in a proprietary format incompatible with present day standards it was jointly decided by AWI and NOAA to transcribe this legacy data into PANGAEA. This transfer is augmented by a careful checking of the original sources when available and the encoding of ancillary information (sample description, method of analysis...) not present in the NOAA-MMS database.
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#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEventLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Date/Time of eventDate/TimeLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Latitude of eventLatitudeLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Longitude of eventLongitudeLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Elevation of eventElevationmLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Method/Device of eventMethod/DeviceLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Sample IDSample IDLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmLamont-Doherty Earth ObservatoryGeocode
Depth, top/minDepth topmLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
10 Depth, bottom/maxDepth botmLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
11 PositionPositionLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
12 Deposit typeDeposit typeLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
13 Quantity of depositQuantityLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
14 SizeSizeLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
15 Substrate typeSubstrateLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
16 Sediment typeSedimentLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
17 CommentCommentLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
18 DescriptionDescriptionLamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
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Description
V14-2 1957-11-2220.7170-49.4300-4171Piston corerV14-2-10.1750.000.35In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralForaminiferal sandDark-brown fragmented coarse to very-coarse foraminiferal sand mixed with about 25% manganese.Mn micronodules well mixed with the foram tests; some tests are filled and others are completely replaced by manganese.
V14-21957-11-2220.7170-49.4300-4171Piston corerV14-2-20.1750.000.35BuriedMn noduleSeveral0.2-0.5 cmForaminiferal sandDark-brown fragmented coarse to very-coarse foraminiferal sand mixed with about 25% manganese.Mn nodules with variable size from 2 mm. to 5 mm. in diameter; largest fragments are brecciated.
V14-21957-11-2220.7170-49.4300-4171Piston corerV14-2-30.1750.000.35BuriedMn noduleMany0.5-3.0 cmCore; rock fragmentForaminiferal sandDark-brown fragmented coarse to very-coarse foraminiferal sand mixed with about 25% manganese.Abundance also of manganese coated macronodules, varying in size from 1/2 cm. to 3 cm. in diameter.
V14-8 1957-12-16-10.1000-33.9000-4625Piston corerV14-8-15.8750.2311.52In sedimentMn micronoduleManySilty clayModerate yellowish brown to moderate brown silty clay. Parts of the layer have a pale, orange to light gray dusting over the cut faceFinely disseminated manganese micronodules throughout. Megascopically, visible manganese accumulations occur in filaments or laminations.
V14-9 1957-12-17-12.6300-35.0700-4349Piston corerV14-9-10.9450.001.89In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralCalcareous clayCalcareous clay, moderate yellowish-brown to light brown, silty calcilutite and lutaceous siltite. Burrowing largely distorted by drying and caking of cut face.Finely disseminated manganese micronodules throughout.
V14-91957-12-17-12.6300-35.0700-4349Piston corerV14-9-22.0601.892.23In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSilty claySilty clay, light yellowish-gray grading into a light gray sandy silt below 198 cm. Some burrowing near the top.Finely disseminated manganese micronodules throughout.
V14-28 1958-02-01-41.5000-61.6700-44Piston corerV14-28-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn coatingSeveral1.5-4.5 cmPebble; quartz, diorite, shaleSandSeveral pebbles ranging in size from 4.5 cm to 1.5 cm: quartz, diorite, black shale; all coated with manganese
V14-6RD 1958-03-01-50.0916-44.2200-2058Dredge, rockV14-6RD-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn coatingSeveralLargeRock; phyllite, quartzite1 large block of phyllite-(quartz+chlorite+muscovite), 1 piece of quartzite-dark gray. Has been subjected to metamorphism, slight schistosity visible. (graywacke?) biotite. All rocks are coated with a layer of manganese oxide.
V14-16BT 1958-02-20-52.3666-65.7500Dredge, rockV14-16BT-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn coatingSeveralPebble; basalt, quartzGray ar dark gray basaltic pebbles, quartz and quartzite. The animal remains include several types of bryozoans, differing gastropods, some echnoid spines, worm tubes and worm (?) tubes with encrusted rock pieces. There are also two types of coral.
V14-46 1958-02-25-56.7500-55.0800-3429Piston corerV14-46-11.5801.581.58BuriedMn coating16.0 cmPebble; altered biotiteClayLighter clay with strange mottling, probably disturbedA flat, solid, striated pebble (60 mm) of dense (biotite) basic rock fragment present at 158 cm. The pebble is partially disintegrated and is coated with iron oxide and manganese dioxide.
V14-28BT 1958-03-28-45.55836.0500-4585Dredge, rockV14-28BT-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn coatingSeveralPebble; igneousIgneous (or granitized, metamorphic), sub-rounded granitic pebble of guartz plagioclase orthoclase, angular pink and white banded quartsoze pebble, banded guartz diorite-amphibolite gneiss, Mn or Fe oxide coated pebble, calcareous worm tube, black shale.
V14-65 1958-03-30-41.07007.7830-4825Piston corerV14-65-10.5400.400.68In sedimentMn rich layerForaminiferal clayForaminiferal clay, grayish-orange to very pale orange, homogeneous. Carbonate content approximately 90%. Intercalations (3 iron, to 10 mm.)Burrowed laminae of darker clay mixed with manganese. This zone appears highly rusted by iron oxide. Manganese content 10%, consisting of small stains, specks, and manganese micronodules.
V14-69C 1958-04-05-35.880015.9170-4870Piston corerV14-69C-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn nodule10.4 cmSilty claySilt, pale apple green, with brown mottled burrows, thoroughly reworked. A few very tiny foraminifera. Numerous glassy quartz particles. Minerals predominantly light in color.Manganese nodule (0.4 cm. diameter) at contact, which is sharp and horizontal.
V14-69C1958-04-05-35.880015.9170-4870Piston corerV14-69C-20.1500.110.19In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSandFine sand, pale apple green. Some rust staining.Burrows filled with quartz and manganese micronodules.
V14-78 1958-04-26-29.830037.2330-4984Piston corerV14-78-10.2450.160.33In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSilty claySlightly calcareous disturbed silty clay. Silt is subangular quartz.16-33 cm. Slightly calcareous disturbed silty clay. Manganese micronodules and micaceous flakes common. Silt is subangular quartz.
V14-84A 1958-05-01-26.470049.1330-4770Piston corerV14-84A-11.8250.103.55In sedimentMn micronoduleManySilty clayClay, dark brown, with about 10-15% glauconite and very fine silt, which increases in percentage with depth. Burrow mottling is present at the top, decreasing with depth.Stains and specks of manganese scattered throughout. Manganese micronodules are more abundant.
V14-85 1958-05-02-24.930051.3330-5513Piston corerV14-85-10.7500.301.20In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralForaminiferal clayForaminiferal silt, tannish-white, soft. Secondary iron oxide staining occurs throughout. Foraminifera tests are apparently slightly sorted afcd graded from top to bottom. Sponge spicules occur throughout, in higher percentage than the overlying layer.Glauconite grains and micronodules of manganese scattered throughout. About 5% volcanic glass disseminated throughout.
V14-86 1958-05-03-23.670053.1500-4687Piston corerV14-86-10.7500.001.50In sedimentMn micronoduleFewClayClay, grayish-brown, slightly burrow mottled near top. Broken foraminifera tests comprise about 10% of sediment at the top, decreasing in quantity with depth.Manganese micronodules content about 4% of all sediment. At about cm. occurs a slightly darker lutaceous layer due to an abundance of manganese. Iron oxide is present throughout, becoming abundant at 80-100 cm. with a high alteration of sediment.
V14-861958-05-03-23.670053.1500-4687Piston corerV14-86-21.7001.501.90In sedimentMn micronoduleManyClayClay, gray brown becoming dark gray with depth. Friable volcanic ash occurs near top with about 15% lutite and 2% foraminifera tests. Few sponge spicules were seen. Low percentage of carbonate (less than 1%).Abundant manganese micronodules (approximately 15%) present.
V14-91 1958-05-15-13.600064.6500-3424Piston corerV14-91-11.4250.002.85In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralForaminiferal clayWhitish brown, slightly firm, sandy foraminiferal clay. Foraminifera (approximately 60%) are composed of broken and whole tests, their size ranging from silty to medium coarse.Small specks and micronodules of manganese occur; a few foraminifera tests are also filled with manganese.
V14-93 1958-05-17-10.520068.5330-3462Piston corerV14-93-11.8301.811.85BuriedMn crustSeveralFragmentForaminiferal sandPale gray nearly white foraminiferal sandContains numerous manganese and rock fragments that are angular and about 0.5 cm. maximum diameter. Fairly sharp bottom contact.
V14-931958-05-17-10.520068.5330-3462Piston corerV14-93-22.0451.932.16BuriedMn crustFewFragmentForaminiferal clayForaminiferal clay with high foraminiferal contentFew small angular fragments of manganese and rock present.
V14-931958-05-17-10.520068.5330-3462Piston corerV14-93-32.0202.022.02BuriedMn nodule12.5 cmForaminiferal clayForaminiferal clay with high foraminiferal contentLarge manganese nodule ( 2.5 cm. maximum diameter) occurs at 208 cm
V14-931958-05-17-10.520068.5330-3462Piston corerV14-93-43.2902.783.80BuriedMn crustSeveralFragmentForaminiferal clayDisturbed and stretched (due to coring) gray foraminiferal clayAngular manganese and rock fragments occur. Angular and very brittle rock fragment (about 2.5 cm. maximum diameter) present at 290 cm.
V14-106 1958-06-0412.867048.4000-2144Piston corerV14-106-11.4500.002.90In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSilty clayLight brown silty clay with a light green undertone. No burrowing evidentForaminifera present. Few manganese micronodules at top increasing downward. Few mica flakes present.
V14-114 1958-06-1315.283042.0330-768Piston corerV14-114-10.8000.001.60In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralForaminiferal clayPale brownish-green, unsorted, foraminifera pteropod clay. Very coarse grained pteropods occur that increase both in size and percentage with depth. The foraminifera pteropod content is about 20-25%.Micronodules of manganese occur. Sharp bottom contact.
V14-1141958-06-1315.283042.0330-768Piston corerV14-114-22.2502.152.35In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSilty clayPale olive, poorly sorted, silty clay. Small quantities of foraminifera and sponge spicules.Manganese micronodules occur.
V14-1141958-06-1315.283042.0330-768Piston corerV14-114-33.9003.794.01In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralSilty clayPale olive, venniculated (probably due to burrowing) silty clay. Very fine foraminifera and pteropods present.Manganese micronodules also occur.
V14-132 1958-07-0935.767023.4000-2750Piston corerV14-132-10.2900.280.30In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralCalcareous clayLight brown to light gray silty calcareous clay. Burrowing but much of the structure has been destroyed due to oxidation.Finely disseminated manganese micronodules. Medium to dark brown mottled zone of manganese-rich lutite at 28-30 cm.
V14-1321958-07-0935.767023.4000-2750Piston corerV14-132-21.9951.902.09In sedimentMn micronoduleManyCalcareous clayLight to medium and pale orange silty calcareous clay. No burrowing. Laminations below 196 cm.Some manganese micronodules in the darker colored bands. Manganese micronodules very abundant above 196 cm.
V14-133 1958-07-1036.050023.7000-779Piston corerV14-133-10.0550.000.11In sedimentMn micronoduleSeveralCalcareous clayCalcareous clay, light brown,firm, mixed with about 15% calcareous well rounded silty grains and 5% foraminifera tests. Brachiopod content about 2%.Sponge spicules, diatoms and manganese micronodules throughout. At 10 cm. occurs a stain of manganese mixed with lutite (1 cm. in diameter).
V14-136 1958-07-1335.733016.5330-3864Piston corerV14-136-15.6455.605.69In sedimentMn rich layerSandLighter silty to very-fine moderately sorted angular sand10% colored minerals (biotite, garnet, rusted rock fragments, manganese).
V14-144 1958-07-2840.96701.8170-1311Piston corerV14-144-15.6505.605.70In sedimentMn rich layerSandVery fine reddish brown sandInterlaminated with a few lenses of gray calci-lutite and black manganese-rich sand.
V14-57RD 1958-04-26-29.750037.2333-4840Dredge, rockV14-57RD-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn nodule1Large1 large manganese oxide nodule
V14-51RD 1958-03-07-56.6333-34.8000-3691Dredge, rockV14-51RD-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn crustTerrigenous material
V14-99 1958-05-242.833067.5170-3087Piston corerV14-99-10.0000.000.00SurfaceMn crustSeveralForaminefera clayCutting edge bit into relatively soft greenish rock which has the appearance of a greenstone. Also black tabular pebbles of reniform surface texture possibly manganiferous